Terrible Omens

Autorentext

Alane Gray is a writer and artist who lives in Eastern North Carolina. Early in life, she worked as a professional dancer and performer. Today, she is primarily a writer. Much of her recent work is focused on the nuances of human behavior, chaos theory, and quantum entanglement as they relate to interpersonal relationships. She is also passionate about a wide range of topics including dance, art, science, and philosophy, as well as the arcane, the mystical, and the macabre. Whenever she is not working, she can usually be found reading, searching for the perfect gluten-free bread recipe, or indulging in her moderate addiction to reality TV shows and horror movies. Terrible Omens is Alane Gray's first full-length original work.

Klappentext

Terrible Omens is a darkly witty, fast-paced ride through a fifteen-year relationship that starts with a twenty-something romance and ends in divorce. It is the story of a marriage that is eventually unmasked to reveal its true self-a strangely hilarious horror story. This betrothal ends in betrayal with a seemingly endless stream of undeniable warning signs along the way-a crazy mother-in-law, unauthorized photocopies of a private journal, a wannabe biker chiropractor, paranormal visions, zombie fantasies, and transient lunacy. Real life is more horrific than the exploding home-brew beer buckets and ghosts that occasionally haunt the house. Alane Gray's story is an unflinching cautionary tale about what happens when hormones and social expectations lead two young people to say "I do" when they should have said "I don't." When the signs all point to the exits-they keep running the wrong way.